Technology

Hot Holiday Hardware

The holiday season of 2009 may be a frugal one for many of us, given the slow economy, but that doesn’t mean you need to let your cravings for the latest high-tech gadgets go unsatisfied. Fortunatel

BY Robert S. Anthony

Devices for Small Businesses

Bigger is better when it comes to paychecks, contracts and football players, but it doesn’t work that way when it comes to high-tech business tools. As technology progresses, devices — and their p

BY Robert S. Anthony

21st-Century Communication

For the few of you out there who haven’t heard of it, Twitter (http://twitter.com) is to social-networking Web sites like MySpace and Facebook what a haiku is to an epic poem. You open a Twitter pro

BY Cliff Ennico

Instant Videos

Your company wants to create an informational video explaining its marketing techniques, but you can’t wait weeks for the finished product. Instant Video Presenter, from ej4, a video-making company,

BY Amy Winter

Techno Envy

I try to keep a stiff upper lip about not having an iPhone. I just couldn’t afford it — not with the $75-a-month or so AT&T charges for service on top of the $199 upfront cost for the device.

BY Andrew Vanacore

E-Book Reading

Amazon.com Inc. has revealed another prong of its strategy in making its gigantic e-book library available on a device already in millions of hands: bringing its Kindle e-book reader to the iPhone. Th

BY Peter Svensson

Web-Based Services

Every once in a while a company comes along that “kicks it up a notch” and leverages the awesome power of the Internet to solve some long-standing problems for entrepreneurs. Here are two cool, ne

BY Cliff Ennico

Sling.com

Since its launch in March 2007, video-streaming site Hulu has become a popular place to catch TV shows, video clips and movies for free on the Web. Apparently, the folks behind Hulu, which is a joint

BY Rachel Metz

Season’s Gifts

For the careful consumer, a little can go a long way this holiday season. Thanks to falling prices of memory chips and computer hard disks, for example, the digital music player you buy today may cost

BY Robert S. Anthony

Cell Phones

For years, Flash software has added pop and sizzle to Web pages, making possible animations, slide shows and interactive games. Now the graphic interface technology is coming to the mobile-phone scree

BY Jonathan Sidener

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